About Vadodara Airport (BDQ) Vadodara Airport is also known as Civil Airport Harni because it is situated in the Harni Suburb, northeast of the historic city of Vadodara (formerly Baroda), in Gujarat. After Ahmedabad and Surat, Vadodara is the third most populous and largest city in Gujarat. It serves a large population because of this. The civilian Vadodara Airport is now operational after getting the status of an international airport. Spread over an area of about 256.4484 hectares, it can handle about 700 passengers per hour. The airport has one terminal for domestic travel, from which planes take off and arrive at Vadodara and connect to other major cities. Vadodara has good transportation options. Anyone can find taxis and buses at the airport. Also, it’s about 5km from Vadodara airport to the railway station by train. It takes 14 minutes to cover this distance, depending on traffic and road conditions. The Vadodara City airport authority oversees the import and transportation of vegetables, fruits, seeds, and baggage. It serves as a central location for many everyday items. The authority is responsible for ensuring that the airport and flights operate without any problems.